does anyone else in the car— recommend devon as well.oes anyone else in the car want _ recommend devon as well. does anyone else in the car want to _ recommend devon as well. does anyone else in the car want to give _ recommend devon as well. does anyone else in the car want to give us _ recommend devon as well. does anyone else in the car want to give us the - else in the car want to give us the wave? were thinking of you. have a safe journey and i wave? were thinking of you. have a safejourney and i hope wave? were thinking of you. have a safe journey and i hope you wave? were thinking of you. have a safejourney and i hope you enjoy wave? were thinking of you. have a safe journey and i hope you enjoy it when you get there. now it's time for a look at the weather with chris fawkes after hearing about that ordeal, i suppose you would need a holiday after that. suppose you would need a holiday afterthat. it's suppose you would need a holiday after that. it's right towards the south and east, and i have to say, one feature of this month is

does anyone else in the car— recommend devon as well.yone else in the car want to give us _ recommend devon as well. does anyone else in the car want to give us the i else in the car want to give us the wave? were thinking of you. have a safe journey and i wave? were thinking of you. have a safejourney and i hope wave? were thinking of you. have a safe journey and i hope you wave? were thinking of you. have a safejourney and i hope you enjoy wave? were thinking of you. have a safe journey and i hope you enjoy it when you get there. now it's time for a look at the weather with chris fawkes after hearing about that ordeal, i suppose you would need a holiday after that. suppose you would need a holiday afterthat. it's suppose you would need a holiday after that. it's right towards the south and east, and i have to say, one feature of this month is how incredibly dry the weather has been across southern parts of england, southern wales, and eastern parts of england two. where there is some rain in the forecast,

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so in the portfolios, in the dividend portfolios we have chevron and devon or pioneer and devon.nd so what i'm hearing on these earnings calls is that they are just minting cash. like the cash flows are unbelievable, so they are paying out huge dividends they're making more than they ever have before, but here's the thing. even beyond the weather that joe talked about, there is just straight up supply, demand constraints here, right? there is not enough supply and we need everything we can get, earlier today we were talking about this book the new map by dan yergen, and his thesis is that we need autofossil fuels we can get, all the nuclear we can get, the wind, the solar. we need everything and i think that's true. there's just going to be straight up sustained demand, and because our regulatory process is a disaster -- and it is -- there is not enough supply coming online. as long as that happens, you're going to see both oil and gas prices stay elevated and the enp companies and everything affiliated with the pipelines, they're going to -- >> that's exactly why i bought valero

matt holgate from ilfracombe on the north devon coast is stranded in geneva.et flight has been rebooked four times since thursday. he told us about his predicament. we were booked for a hiking holiday at the beginning ofjune, the original flight was booked for the 4th ofjune. standing in the check—in queue, we got cancelled, got the flight cancelled, on the way out to nice. by the time we had re—put details into the app, all the flights had been cancelled. we then decided to change our plans and then fly into geneva instead of nice and do our holiday backwards. so, we managed to get out, we had a great time hiking around, we had a flight booked for the 30th ofjune to get back in time for my son's birthday, which is today. and then for myself to get back to work on monday. consequently, we got the e—mail from easyjet to say that the flight had been cancelled, would you like to rebook? so we rebooked for the following day, on friday. we had to move hotels, dates, which cost us money. we then proceeded the next day and had another e—mail saying that the next flig

as he spins out of control in the french go on pre opening the door for tidal rival max bush, devon, to stroll toward another with ah, i'm anthony hard welcome to the program. we begin with the war in ukraine, where the country's military is now mounting a counter offensive in the southern hassan region which fell to russian forces. early on in the evasion, president followed mister lensky. his vow to take back the bridge and an says his troops are advancing, step by step, but the ukrainians are still outgunned by russian forces and urgently need more advanced weapons from the west. the ravages of war have left this village uninhabited, except for a few stray pets and these ukrainian fighters as they wait for the order to begin. new grains promised pushback towards the strategically and symbolically important city of capstone. currently, under russian control, this village is just kilometers from harrison, but on the ukrainian controlled side of the front line, the signs of devastation are everywhere in what's left of this settlement in his nightly address president followed him as a

the details of qualified immunity because if i go in that rabbit hole, you'll be saying come back devon and i won't be able to come back. bottom line is that qualified immunity erects a really high bar to holding police officers that kind of what everyone kind of agrees with that. the only debate is is that a good thing or a bad thing? another related factor is even when you win lawsuits against police officers. do they pay who pays? who pays? it's not the police officer. it's your tax dollars. so please officers themselves pay nothing and finally try suing. a police department or the city? for acts of violence in which police officers engage can't do it won't win unless the police department has a policy that says let's go target black people and you wouldn't just call it a racist police department. you'd call it a pretty stupid ballistic department no one's gonna announce their racial project in that particular kind of way. so the reason reason i focus on these dynamics is front end of policing, you know that at the back end you're going to be protected by qualified immunity. you're g

but let's ask someone who used to sit right beside them for my house until chair devon joins us now.m schiff's ambition for one minute. but i would be surprised at his colleagues on the democratic side picked him to be their leader, what do you think? >> i think both you and i can attest, we do not miss sitting right next to him. and i think most of his colleagues do not either. he's got too many two primary problems. one he is a straight white jewish dude. that you have been paying attention for the last ten years if you are not a different letter of some kind, or a certain color, or a certain gender or sexual preference, i'm sorry you're not going to be the leader of the democratic party anytime soon. but for schiff he's got another problem. that is, how many dead ends of hoaxes has this guy run us into? rob the russia hoax he was all over it, you and i were sitting there with him. his constant nonsense with him at doing fake leads, phony leaks, totally disingenuous. then of course you had the ukraine impeachment hoax, a lot of people forget this it was initiated by him. he has tak

chevron and exxon 13 times earnings, pioneer and devon under 10 times midstream space pumping out 6% what? there's still not enough capital invested, and the contributory negligence -- regulatory environment. i think energy surprises stay high when we bought devon two months ago, share price accounted for $70 a barrel of oil. right now, we're still over 100. share price ran up, came back down share prices are only accounting for oil in the $70 range, which means you have more up side. there's still a lot of room here, much to everyone's chagrin, not everything works in a straight line. nice to be up 10%, 5%, but the reality is that's not how it works. you have capacity constrained group of stocks. either way, even if regulatory environment were to loosen up, great. then they can create more supply, make money because they sell more barrels. if it stays constrained, great, they make more because of the high price of oil and gas. i am staying put >> these are great points. by the way, demand estimates for oil are not going down in a meaningful way opec and the world sees huge oil deman

the laws that the wilson protect conveniences will guarantee devon being followed because people are choosing a company that doesn't profit profit about planet puffy to buy like when on a russia module isn't busy saving the planet. she studies law at the university of lagos, here to her focus is environmental protection. but sometimes even the most dedicated climate heroes need to break spending time with friends as a welcome reward, after all the hard work. and still tired of sitting back and watching the plan, the planet into the very, very horrible states, right? we don't have much time. we need to take action as soon as possible to preserve what we love and issues like climate change. he's trying to do things. ah, no one is too young to make a difference. he probably had that before and the suck. don't ever look down or yourself circumstances, your background to find me like where you came from. you have so much potential. the women have driven cars ever since. they were 1st invented in 1888. best to bend the wife of car bents, inventor of the motor car drove the 1st model. a dis

. >> reporter: after several years looking for their breakthrough moment, sisters devon and danica and trina, finally have one. >> for every single judge to agree and say, this is magical, to give a golden buzzer at the moment of validation her >> reporter: one that carries them straight into next month's live shows. ♪ somebody get out ♪ ♪ >> reporter: with the challenge of topping themselves >> that moment, we just know it has to be made. you know? >> reporter: may be big enough for a $1 million prize. my partner, nbc news. >>> tackling the world's climate concerns. still to come on "today in the bay," the major speech resident biden is set to make, and the changes local beaches are seeing because of that issue. >>> and as we take a look at our forecast, palo alto, heading out the doors this morning with 55 degrees. we'll see it clear out with a really nice and comfortable day. but a lot hotter for some of our inland areas. we'll talk about that coming up. >>> and we are at golden gate bridge. once again, open, but we do see that caution sign at the moment, flashing. that will be clea

charitable trust announced they're selling 200 shares of devon, booking profits so we do not make theorgivable mistake of turning gains into losses. that got me thinking, what other energy names do you own that maybe it's time to do the same diamondback, oxy, schlumberger steph, what do we think about -- most of the stocks in this universe are up so much, should you be asking yourself the same questions that jim obviously asked himself and came to that conclusion, time to sell a little bit >> these stocks are down about 20 to 30% from their highs that's up with of the reasons i bought oxy, it was down 20% from its high and i still believe very strongly in the energy investment i am double my bench in terms of the weighting, so it's almost 10% of my portfolio is energy. and that's because i think structurally, the industry has changed. the strategy has changed from these beg companies to provide more shareholder value-friendly actions like buybacks, dividends, special dividends, that sort of thing in addition to capex improvements, as well. so i own chevron i love that one. i like the

well, they found the roots of the masterpiece of the rex cornish, the devon rex and the devon rex are of wool. yes, they look like astrakhan. yes and this is their first, correctly i understand the video. just the first meeting. in short, you were worried that these guys would hunt the cat. yes, they are hunters, they hunt rabbits in nature. well, as if the cat and the rabbit size comes comparable, so everyone knows how to run fast. that's why yes, there were some experiences that the hunter mode would turn on if the cat suddenly starts sticking sharply , well, this did not happen with the cat, cat, immediately came said hello. i live with you please. here you see, complain. yes, in fact, by the way, the video on the video shows how he happily licks under his nose from under his nose from under something very tasty, and, uh, big. here are our two dogs. they were the first to accept it, despite the large number of careers. oh, this is a beautiful porcelain statue, oh, beautiful. i mean, basically a cat. eh, the best friend is just the same, these are those who were most affected. yes ,

starts to work toward the brochures between after we get the fish and the end consumer, which is at devons for generations room. and that's exactly what happens the catches from geoffrey phrases, boat and other, a below be fishes, go online and become available to customers on the apps market place. page chef meals swat is co owner of a restaurant in cape town. he is one of over $400.00 ships and $8000.00 private customers registered as buyers on up a lobby. last night, the shift placed an order on the this morning hung good life, delivers it 5 kilos of k. bring the proof is in the pudding or the fish fish for that man. i like that the quality of the fish. we got this just that something we haven't worked with before with the abs. q r code the restaurant and his guests can trace exactly where a fish comes from. the fish's name, the species, and where it was, quote, with i love knowing where the money is going. so i love knowing that the money is going to the fisherman. a knock, some massive companies just amusing the sea and the customers also enjoy hearing that the money that they nearby

. >> now we're hearing rumors about devon durant. i started to ask steph yesterday about it. >> you know, i don't even care about rumors. when it's done, it's done. a lot of speculation stuff going on out there. i don't want to even get into all that crap. >> the raiders made a historic hire earlier today. sandra douglas morgan was named team president. she becomes the first black woman to hold that title in the nfl. how about that? and what a week it was for giants infielder david villar. he got his first major league hit on monday in front of his parents and today was named to the all-star futures game. former de la salle star kyle harrison also selected. catcher shea langoliers and denzel clark will represent the a's. >>> tennis now. a stomach injury has knocked rafael nadal out of wimbledon. he pulled out of tomorrow's semifinal match. his opponent nick kyrgios gets to advance by default. the first arab player to reach a grand slam final ending tatiana's cinderella run as the 34-year-old mother of two lost in two sets. she'll pla

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and in the region, the laws that the wilson protect conveniences will guarantee devon being followed because people are choosing a company that doesn't profit or plot properly to the planet to buy like when on a russia module isn't busy saving the planet. she studies law at the university of lagos. here too, her focus is environmental protection. but sometimes even the most dedicated climate hero needs to break spending time with frames as well come reward after all the hard work. and i'm still tired of sitting back and watching the plan, the planet into very, very horrible states, right? we don't have much time. i will need to take action as soon as possible to preserve what we know and issues like climate change. he's actually trying to do things. ah, no one is too young to make a difference. he probably had that before and the suck. don't ever look down or yourself circumstances, your background to find me like where you came from. you have so much potential. ah, women have driven cars ever since they were 1st invented in 1888 better bens, the wife of car bents, inventor of the mo

sue remembers her husband steve, as she visits his grave in devon.g given contaminated treatment, and died in 2018. i had my earning power taken away from me. my husband had his earning power taken away. we lost our home, we lost everything we had. why shouldn't i financially — cos that is the only thing the government can now give me — have some part of what i lost? thousands of victims were affected by this historic disaster. the government has said it would now consider the recommendations with utmost urgency. though it is unclear where the money, possibly £400 million would come from. if it agrees, thousands of victims could receive the first ever compensation payments before the end of the year. jim reed, bbc news. after talks in paris, the french president, emmanuel macron and saudi crown prince, mohammed bin salman say they've agreed to work together "to ease the effects" of the war in ukraine. yet despite the red carpet being rolled out for the visiting crown prince, he appears to have made no firm pledge to increase oil production to curb so

here in devon where i am, that threshold is 25.emperature over 25 is defined as a heatwave. in london, three days over 28 degrees is defined as a heatwave. we would expect to see was threshold spoken of the next few days. what had been the patterns over recent years and looking further back? because a heatwave is defined as a threshold above the average, the problem is, the average is changing because of human—induced climate change. we are seeing more hot temperatures, more hot extremes, but what we have to do is, if we did not change the average, and we still had the average from 100 years ago, we would have record—breaking heat waves all the time. every 30 years we change the average. last time we had the average of 1961—90, we have updated that to 1990—2020. a lot of the counties around the country have actually had to increase the threshold at which they define a heatwave. we are not getting more heat waves but that is because we are making the... sliding scale... ..higher every time because of human induced climate change. wh

later, he worked out of a converted barn at his home in devon, first with research in medical science nasa looking for life on mars. there may be a kind of plant, an ice eater with fine root like probes searching not for liquid water, but searching the permafrost, reaching down to get at that ice. the multitalented lovelock made the ultra sensitive instruments to gather evidence and invented the equipment used to detect a manmade hole in the ozone layer over the antarctic. then you do believe in gaia? i believe that the earth goddess will defend itself against all dangers. including a man? man will always win against nature. lovelock�*s idea that the earth is a kind of single living organism made him a hero to the early green movement of the 19605 and seventies. so it was bound to be taken up as a kind of something almost spiritual for the green age to hang on to. lovelock warned that damage to forests in particular was undermining the earth's capacity to regulate itself as carbon dioxide levels rise. but his support for nuclear power to combat climate change upset many of his own fol

sue remembers her husband steve, as she visits his grave in devon.nt, and died in 2018. i had my earning power taken away from me. my husband had his earning power taken away. we lost our home, we lost everything we had. why shouldn't i financially — cos that is the only thing the government can now give me — have some part of what i lost? thousands of victims were affected by this historic disaster. the government has said it would now consider the recommendations with utmost urgency. if it agrees, thousands of victims could receive the first ever compensation payments before the end of the year. jim reed, bbc news. andjim is with me — how have families and survivors reacted to this news? just after thejudge gave just after the judge gave that statement, i was receiving text messages from families and survivors who were in the room itself, talking about how emotional that moment was and how some people were in tears and how some people were in tears and that is because symbolically this is a very important moment. the first time compensation has bee

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well, i think that taking the moral high ground is something you do for political, devons is not necessarily based on, on the realities of politics. i mean, if the united states really was changed to take the moral high ground, it would have been criticizing turkey for the invasion of cyprus, 974 and as continued occupation. and yet, the united states allows turkey to get away with that without any criticism. so when you get an arbitrary criticism, one country or another, but you leave out major offenders. and by the way, the major med is like the people's republic of china, which is taking a number of aggressive moves and really not necessarily invading other countries, but doing other things. and you know, they're not getting criticized by the by whitehouse, over frankly, it's difficult to say which country in the world today can even come out of the moral high ground. it's only a very complicated world. we live in the moment. gregory a copy president of the international cedric studies association. thank you very much for your take on nancy. pelosi has comments on russia. italy's right wi

sue remembers her husband steve, as she visits his grave in devon.nt, and died in 2018. i had my earning power taken away from me. my husband had his earning power taken away. we lost our home, we lost everything we had. why shouldn't i financially — cos that is the only thing the government can now give me — have some part of what i lost? thousands of victims were affected by this historic disaster. the government has said it would now consider thejudge's recommendations with utmost urgency. if it agrees, thousands of victims could receive the first ever compensation payments before the end of the year. jim reed, bbc news. a reminder of our headlines. ukraine asks the un and red cross to investigate a rocket attack that killed more than fifty prisoners of war held by russia in the us, six children are among the 16 people killed in kentucky's flash flooding. 0fficials warn the death toll could double. pope francis has visited the vast arctic territory of northern canada on the last day of what he has called a penitential pilgrimage to indigenous comm

later, he worked out of a converted barn at his home in devon, first with research in medical sciencend then in the �*60s, on space science for nasa looking for life on mars. there may be a kind of plant, an ice eater with fine root like probes searching not for liquid water, but searching the permafrost, reaching down to get at that ice. the multitalented lovelock made the ultra sensitive instruments to gather evidence and invented the equipment used to detect a manmade hole in the ozone layer over the antarctic. then you do believe in gaia? i believe that the earth goddess will defend itself against all dangers. including a man? man will always win against nature. lovelock�*s idea that the earth is a kind of single living organism made him a hero to the early green movement of the 1960s and seventies. so it was bound to be taken up as a kind of something almost spiritualfor the green age to hang on to. lovelock warned that damage to forests in particular was undermining the earth's capacity to regulate itself as carbon dioxide levels rise. but his support for nuclear power to combat

sue remembers her husband steve, as she visits his grave in devon.ng given contaminated treatment, and died in 2018. i had my earning power taken away from me. my husband had his earning power taken away. we lost our home, we lost everything we had. why shouldn't i financially — because that is the only thing the government can now give me — have some part of what i lost? the government has said it would consider the recommendations with utmost urgency though it is unclear where the money, possibly £400 million would come from. if it agrees, thousands of victims could receive the first ever compensation payments before the end of the year. jim reed, bbc news. two people have been arrested in connection with the death of a nine—year—old girl, after a suspected stabbing in lincolnshire. police launched a murder investigation following the incident in boston last night. the girl has been named as lilia valutyte, and lincolnshire police say they believe it was an �*isolated incident�*. our midlands correspondent navtej johal has the latest. they have bee

patrick leahy and dick devon train up. i actually was shot in the head while reporting on israeli raids the occupied west bank all still had here on out over the u. k. is conservative party finalizes 8 candidates in the race to decide who helped me move in to number 10 downing street. also you look at how apps that enabled children to learn from home during cave at 19 pandemic lockdown, exposed to danger. ah, the historic drought, i'm sure you're well aware of in california. generally in the u. s. west means that the level of lake me which supplies water to california, you top arizona is really low. fat is the lowest the quarter since it was initially filled at 1937. and that, in addition to the heat, is very hot down in the southwest corner, that heat runs up through california and right up towards, well, more, less washington. so the combination of heat and lack of rain if resulted in this driving. of course, the 1000 yosemite, there's nothing to change in the next day or so possibly a week or so that are big showers aro

sue remembers her husband steve, as she visits his grave in devon.died in 2018. i had my earning power taken away from me. my husband had his earning power taken away. we lost our home, we lost everything we had. why shouldn�*t i financially — because that is the only thing the government can now give me — have some part of what i lost? thousands of victims were affected by this historic disaster. the government has said it would now consider the recommendations with utmost urgency. if it agrees, thousands of victims could receive the first ever compensation payments before the end of the year. jim reed, bbc news. staying here in the uk. rebekah vardy has lost her libel case at the high court. in what had become known as the wagatha christie trial, the wife of the former england footballerjamie vardy had sued coleen rooney after she accused vardy of leaking private information about her to the tabloid press. our correspondent colin paterson has followed the trial and sent this report. two footballers�* wives, both with huge social media followings an

sue remembers her husband steve, as she visits his grave in devon.c after being given contaminated treatment, and died in 2018. i had my earning power taken away from me. my husband had his earning power taken away. we lost our home, we lost everything we had. why shouldn't i financially — cos that is the only thing the government can now give me — have some part of what i lost? thousands of victims were affected by this historic disaster. the government has said it would now consider the recommendations with utmost urgency. though it is unclear where the money, possibly £400 million would come from. if it agrees, thousands of victims could receive the first ever compensation payments before the end of the year. jim reed, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: we will have a round—up of the first day of action at the commonwealth games in birmingham where alex won gold for england in the men's triathlon. the us space agency nasa has ordered an investigation after confirmation today that astronauts were cleared to fly while drunk. the last

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how about devon in florida? >> what is going on?ther financials -- >> they have a series of problems that management is trying to check the boxes off. i suggest you by morgan stanle . we bought some today for the travel trust but remember this group is right now awful and hated because there is not enough activity, there is not enough ipos. it is consistent. >> you can just take everybody in there, they've got a themepark, i don't like the warner bros. discovery although i think they do talk a good game. let's go to robert in tennessee. robert? >> what i have been saying is i do not understand it. it makes no sense to me. but that said, i have no catalyst to recommend the stock. let's go to william in missouri. william? >> i am a long time listener, first-time caller they have sat down 20% year to date. it is in the shipping industry. >> those stocks always look like that before they rollover and that is the problem. i can't recommend the stock precisely. in conclusion of the lightning round. like jack. he wanted a stream he could a

john maguire is in teignmouth in devon. what exactly does level three mean?icture postcard stuff. but there is a flip side of such glorious hot weather. there are four levels of health each warning. level four is a red warning, the most serious, classified as a national emergency. we are one down from that at level three, which is heat wave action, it is described as, an amberwarning. the idea is to one health care workers, social care workers, that there could be a risk to the health of some of the most vulnerable people, the people they look after. and we have seen that some people are already taking heed of the warnings. do you mind if i put a hat on you, my lovely? because the sun is very hot. we may spend much of our time complaining about the lack of sun, but the advice this week is to avoid it. yes, please. here, at the aptly named summer court care home in teignmouth, the order of the day is sun cream, shade and a sedentary pace of life. i don't like it too hot, i must admit. i don't like it that hot. on the other hand, i don't like it too cold, eithe

. >> i think i know the answer to this question but i will ask it anyways did camp devon ever -- camp david open its doors and has the average person gone to camp david? >> it's not open and there's a fake web site out there that advertises it. don't believe that. not true. the other way to get decamp is on a nonpresidential visit weekend so either know someone who works there if allowed or know the president and be invited by the president. >> what is the food like it camp david? good question. >> we run a galley operation for sailors and marines and there is the lounge on the bar but for visits we work with the first families and social secretaries and the first lady to work the menu. we have well-trained culinary specialist who work with the chef for the navy master prepare the meals. for world leaders we sometimes work with the state department especially for kosher meals during the yasir arafat visit they were brought from d.c. to provide meals for all guests so we accommodate the guests but they today we have a galley that serves a crew that works there. >> jackie is watching on

occidental, exxon, devon energy all hire. those names have more exposure to american production.is that oil story in the face of stronger dollar that continues to be key. as you see, it has ripple effects across not just the oil and commodity names but other multinational companies that have that exposure to a broad. the common thread is all of their businesses have this massive exposure to china, europe, bringing those profits into the state and turning them into dollars. that will have an effect on the bottom line. you can see already they are weaker this morning. tom: greatly appreciate it. second half of 2022 with mark cabana, head of u.s. rates strategy at b of a. i will go short right now. linor is lifting. i am old enough where i still care about the re-month libor. when is the significance of the short-term trust market showing higher yields? mark: it could mean tighter fed policy or a worsening of credit. we think it is more of the latter. the fed policy kicking in, causing overall front end rates to increase. that will have a tightening of financial conditions, especial